SemiconductorsGlobalWafers open to investing $4bn more in US to meet local demand
Taiwan's top chip wafer maker says it is still waiting for CHIPS Act subsidies
GlobalWafers Chair Doris Hsu says demand will dictate when and much additional investment her company makes in the U.S. (Photos courtesy of GlobalWafers)
TAIPEI -- Taiwan's GlobalWafers, the world's No. 3 maker of semiconductor wafers, says it will increase its investment in Texas by up to $4 billion to meet growing demand for local production and to align with the Trump administration's policy priorities.